The three pie charts below show the changes in annual spending by a particular UK school in 1981, 1991 and 2001.
INFORMATION CONCERNING HOW THE EXPENDITURE OF A SCHOOL IN THE UK CHANGES ACROSS THE YEARS 1981, 1991 AND 2001 IS DEPICTED IN THE GIVEN PIE CHARTS.
OVERALL
, WHAT IS NOTABLE IS THAT, IN EACH OF THE YEARS, THE CATEGORY WHICH RECEIVED MORE FUNDING THAN ANY OTHER WAS TEACHER'S
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TEACHERS'
SALARIES
, WHEREAS
THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF MONEY WENT TOWARD INSURANCE.
AS PER THE CHART, FROM 1981 TO 1991, TEACHERS' SALARIES
GREW BY 10% TO ACCOUNT FOR HALF OF ALL SPENDING. IN CONTRAST
, NON-TEACHING PERSONELS'
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PERSONNEL'
SALARIES
FELL FROM 28% TO JUST OVER A FIFTH (22%) IN THE GIVEN PERIOD. 30% OF THE EXPENSES WAS DIVIDED EQUALLY BETWEEN RESOURCES AND FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT, BUT THE FORMER'S SHARE INCREASED BY 5% IN 1991, WHILE
THE LATTER'S DROPPED BY 1O) PER CENT. THE BUDGET ALLOCATED FOR INSURANCE INCREASED NEGLIGIBLY FROM 2 PERCENTAGE POINTS TO ONLY 3%.
BETWEEN 1991 AND 2001, THE BUDGET RATE ALLOCATED FOR INSURANCE AND FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT ROSE BY 5% AND 15%, RESPECTIVELY. THIS
TREND IS OPPOSITE
IN THE CASE OF TEACHING AND NON-TEACHING STAFF Correct article usage
THE OPPOSITE
SALARIES
AND RESOURCES WHERE ITS
FUNDING DECLINED AT A RANGE OF 5 AND 11 PERCENTAGE POINTS.Correct pronoun usage
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